Scrum and Agile Practices

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          The use of Scrum and agile practices to manage software development is becoming wide-spread. Many people are aware of Scrum and would like to find out more or evaluate its suitability for their organisations.
This course is designed to provide an honest, independent perspective of Scrum that arms participants with sufficient understanding to decide on the next step for their organisation. One of the features of the course is its clear explanation of the relationship between Scrum and other popular agile practices. The course is delivered by a Certified Scrum Master with many years of experience in the software industry.
This course is ideal for educating large groups about Scrum, as a pre-requisite for further training or to kick-start an organisation’s first Scrum project. The course can also serve as a component of a comprehensive change management program for introducing Scrum into an organisation.

Course Features:

– Offers an honest, independent perspective of Scrum empowering participants to decide on the next step for their organisation.
– Ample time is allowed for discussion of real-world problems and participant’s concerns.
– Includes many role-play exercises that give participants an opportunity to develop an in -depth understanding of Scrum.
– Delivered by a Certified Scrum Master with many years of experience in the software industry.

– Problems with the waterfall life cycle model
– The history and philosophy of Agile methods
– The ‘Lightweight’ approaches of the 1990 ’s
– The Manifesto for Agile Software Development
– Some popular Agile methods
– eXtreme Programming (XP)
– Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM)
– Feature Driven Development (FDD)
– Crystal
– The Agile approach as an alternative to the waterfall life cycle model

Introduction to Scrum:

– History and philosophy of Scrum
– The New Product Development Game
– Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland at OOPSLA ’95
– ‘Inspect and adapt’ as the underlying Scrum philosophy
– The Scrum life cycle
– Scrum roles
– Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team
– Other roles
– Stakeholders, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), Managers
– Scrum work products

The Product Owner and Product Backlog:

– The product backlog as a project ‘to-do list’
– Product Backlog Items
– Software features vs. software requirements
– Creating, refining and prioritising the Product Backlog
– Characteristics of a good Product Backlog (DEEP)
– Responsibilities of the product owner
– Why is the Product Owner required?

Understanding Scrum Sprints:

– Sprint Planning
– Understanding ‘velocity’
– Creating the Sprint Backlog
– Removing obstacles to progress
– Tracking progress during the Sprint
– The Potentially Shippable Product Increment and the definition of ‘done’
– The Sprint Review
– Responsibilities of the team
– Responsibilities of the Scrum Master
– The Sprint Retrospective

Agile Practices Supporting Scrum:

– Agile practices as the ‘enablers’ of Scrum
– User Stories
– Test-Driven Requirements
– The Planning Game
– Kanban
– Test-Driven Development
– Refactoring
– Continuous Integration
– Test Automation

Implementing Scrum and Managing Change:

– The ADKAR change management model and Scrum
– The dangers of ‘Scrum-But’
– Creating a Scrum change ‘roadmap’

1. Cash or Credit Card or Bank Cheque payable to “Software Park Thailand #2” (a post-dated cheque is not accepted) on the first day of the service or within the last day of the service.
2. Account transfer and send the proof of the payment (the deposit slip) via fax or email to fax no. 02-583-2884 or email ttd@swpark.or.th

2.1 Siam Commercial Bank, Chaengwattana Branch
Saving Account Number: 324-2-56262-0
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Notes:
– Withholding tax (3%) is exempt.
– Should you need to withdraw, you must send the notice of the withdrawal in writing no later than 7 working days before the commencement date. The cancellation less than 7 days will be subject to a fine of 40% of the fee.
– Software Park Thailand reserves the rights to cancel courses due to unforeseen circumstances.

Name: Ms.Kotchaphan Aokdeelert

Tel: +66-2583-9992 Ext. 1425

Tel: +66-2564-7000 Ext. 81425

Fax: +66-2583-2884

Email: kotchaphan.aokdeelert@nstda.or.th, ttd@swpark.or.th

You are encouraged to use the course schedule as a guide to plan your training. The schedule is accessible at www.swpark.or.th for more information.